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Diary of Nicholas Garry, deputy-governor of the Hudson's Bay Company from 1822-1835: A detailed narrative of his travels in the Northwest Territories of British North America in 1821

by: Garry, Nicholas, 1782-1856. (author); Garry, Francis N. A. (editor)

Publication date: 1900

Topics: Pro Pelle Cutem--Hudson's Bay Company, Diaries, Journaux intimes, Garry, Nicholas, 1782-1856, Hudson's Bay Company, North West Company, Prairie Provinces--Description and travel, 1821

Publisher: Royal Society of Canada (s.l.)

Collection: peel_print; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 49.2M

Garry, Nicholas: 1782-1856. Deputy-governor of the HBC (Wallace, Dictionary of Canadian biography). // Garry, Francis N. A.: Grandson of Nicholas Garry. // Garry came to Canada to cement the union of NWC and HBC. He reached Red River by the eastern route and returned to England via Hudson Bay. He travelled with Simon McGillivray of NWC to the fur trading posts of both companies between Fort William, the Red River Settlement, and York Fort. Also published, edited by William James Noxon with added material, limited to 150 copies, Toronto: [Canadiana], 1973 (138p.).